Comrade Kemisola Obamoyegun, Oseniyan APC Rally Behind First Lady’s 370,000-Pad Empowerment Drive in Ondo

FIRST LADY LAUNCHES SANITARY PAD DRIVE, EMPOWERS 370,000 SCHOOLGIRLS WITH 'OSENIYAN APC' GROUP IN ATTENDANCE 





The "Flow With Confidence" initiative, championed by Nigeria’s First Lady Senator Oluremi Tinubu to provide 370,000 schoolgirls with free sanitary pads, gained robust support from Comrade Kemisola Obamoyegun, pioneer of the Oseniyan APC Group, and her team during its Ondo State launch at the Dome Event Center.


Comrade Kemisola Obamoyegun, Oseniyan APC Rally Behind First Lady’s 370,000-Pad Empowerment Drive in Ondo 


Represented by Ondo’s First Lady Mrs. Oluwaseun Aiyedatiwa, Senator Tinubu emphasized the program’s goal to end period poverty, urging local leaders to ensure pads reach rural girls without diversion.


Comrade Kemisola Obamoyegun and the Oseniyan APC Group stood in solidarity, mobilizing grassroots advocacy to amplify the initiative’s impact across Ondo’s communities.


Commissioner for Women Affairs Dr. Oluwaseun Osamaye hailed the alignment with Governor Aiyedatiwa’s "Our Ease" mandate, while Education Commissioner Prof. Ajibefun praised the First Lady’s vision.



The event underscored collective action—with Comrade Obamoyegun’s group as key stakeholders in attendance —to safeguard girls’ education and dignity.

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